Namibia for the attack seriously netball Six-Nations Cup

Namibia for the attack seriously netball Six-Nations Cup set for December in Singapore, has started production.

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According to All Namibia Netball Association Secretary General Dalene Coetzee the 21-man training squad selected to direct the positive response thus far has made ​​it hard for the selectors the final 12 players, the sixth edition of the annual international competition to represent the country.

Namibia in Singapore on October 23 represent the final squad of 12 players will be.

Coetzee said, “We've had various training camps so far and the team is responding well at this stage”.

“We have included not only experienced players but some young players for developmental purposes as well.”

Representatives from Africa, only Namibia and Fiji will be covered by, ranking seventh in the world and made his first event on December 5-11.

Six Nations B with their rivals in Pool B

Romania had their previous meetings against Georgia on a beach Six Nations B with their rivals in Pool B to go.

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After a representative first met in 1998 at Lansdowne Road between the two sides have won eight of 14 matches.

Rugby World Cup qualifier in Romania in 1999 out 27-23 winners ran. Georgia to Romania in Bucharest in 2001, recording with only one win in six meetings between the two countries first had to win five.

However, in recent years, the last five clashes in Georgia, Romania has a table with four wins.

Georgia fullback Bessik Khamashuridze last encounter in March and tries to lock Vakhtang Maissuradze 18-11 victors after having just arrived with.

The two sides have been regualr Six Nations B rivals since 2000 with either of them taking the overall title in eight of the last ten seasons.

Former police station is camped on the Six Nations Police to help them

OHSWEKEN Ontario Provincial Police said the youth will be involved in lifting. A former police station is camped on the Six Nations Police to help them.

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A youth group for the Six Nations band council to remove the request for a ruling who Chris Chiefswood Road in the fourth line and set up tents outside the old police station.

The band versus the Council, including the appropriate police force “appropriate police force”, according to the application.

Policing responsibility for Six Nations rests with Six Nations Police, said OPP spokesperson Inspector Dave Ross.

He said, “Six Nations is policed by their own Six Nations police service and we would only assist if they requested us to do so”.

Ross said Monday he was not aware of any assistance requests made to the OPP from Six Nations police.

Asked if the OPP would be prepared to be part of such an eviction, Ross said: “I’m not going to speak to something that hasn’t happened yet ... I’m not going to speculate on a hypothetical question.”

A group of young people have “reclaimed” the area outside the old police station since May 22. They want the elected band council to turn the vacant building over to the hereditary Haudenosaunee Six Nations Confederacy so they can use it as a youth centre.

Control group members appear in court on Friday is a Brantford. The protestors held a rally outside the court that day's plan.

Ross said he did not confirm the band versus the request of the Council are aware of.

Italy Six Nations home games at 30,000-seat Stadio Flaminio

Italy Six Nations home games at 30,000-seat Stadio Flaminio to the 75,000-seat Stadio Olimpico is moving.

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Italian Rugby Federation said on 11 February and Scotland home games against England next year for action on March 17 will be in effect.

Stadio Flaminio federation is expected to return to a smaller venue can be repaired. Both stadiums are in Rome.

James Haskell England defend their Six Nations crown miss plays for rugby in Japan

James Haskell England defend their Six Nations crown miss plays for rugby in Japan and will further afield.

The globe-trotting forward started the 2012/13 season for the Wasps back three years on a contract, only Stade Francais in Paris two years will be over with.

World Cup later this fall, he heads to Japan Ricoh Black now former Wasps - bass Leon Holden to play for the coach ram. A contract for the Super 15 is expected.

Haskell, 26, said: "I believe I come back to Wasps both a better player and a more rounded individual as a result of my experiences abroad."

Six Nations rugby union player at Keighley Cougars

South Wales scorpions that day confirmed that his team's Six Nations rugby union player at Keighley Cougars on Sunday when he Caerphilly RFC (3pm kick off) will be taken following recent discussions.

Scorpions chairman Phil Davies said: “We are pleased to have secured the services of this player. It was very late in the day, he’s not even mentioned in the match programme for Sunday. We won’t reveal who he is until Sunday so he can prepare for this game with minimum fuss, but I can confirm that he has played full first team rugby union Six Nations at the Millennium Stadium and other top grounds, and has played at the highest level in domestic rugby union. We’re looking forward to seeing him in action.”

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Six Nations champions are currently ranked fifth

Toby Flood says the Rugby World Cup semi-finals to reach the minimum requirement for England and from there "anything can happen" must be.

In the world the Six Nations champions are currently ranked fifth, behind the All Blacks, South Africa, Australia and Ireland, but they attract a favorable have. England and Scotland including the pool with Argentina and France set up a potential quarter-final showdown will likely top.

Flood said, the Leicester and England fly-half, "Our goal is to reach the semi-final. That is our minimum requirement. I would be very disappointed if we don't get that far.

"Obviously our aim is to win the World Cup. We want to go as far as we possibly can but to win a trophy you have to take it one stage at a time.

"If you can make the semi-finals then anything can happen. You are one game away from the final and you can readjust your goals from there."

England's 2003 Six Nations after their first tournament title this year after more than week of stuttering and finally defeat Ireland in Dublin despite the cost of their Grand Slam win.

Flood admits England shock requires that taught a cruel lesson, especially rugby league instead of developing their games to keep the same gameplan rely too much on.

Flood said, "That is hugely important. We started the tournament fantastically and we were playing in a certain manner but the Dublin weekend taught us the need to evolve as a squad, that we need to make better judgments.

"We need to be preparing specifically for that one game rather than preparing in general."

Tom Wood admits England Six Nations Grand Slam dream

Tom Wood admits that he still very hammering by England and the rest taken after the Irish in Dublin used obsession.

England Six Nations Grand Slam dream on a large scale have been wiped away from Ireland, but on Sunday a modicum of revenge he will be able to achieve.

A little brain, as only two players that Ulster hooker Rory three weeks ago Rory Best and powerful winger Andrew Trimble and England in the wood will contain penalty.

Wood said, “I learned how passionate the Irish are in Dublin”.

“We will have to be better than we were on Saturday. Our attacking flair was pretty good but our defensive organisation was a bit shoddy at times.

“There is plenty to work on there and perhaps our decision-making at the breakdown cost us some penalties. When you are up against a good kicker you can’t afford that. We will have to be on our guard a little bit more in defence but we will take out a lot of positives from the win.”

Compensation in the minds of wood is not the disappointment in Dublin. This wood with Worcester European Challenge Cup first Heineken Cup campaign after work, whereas they reached the semi finals with the Warriors.

“There will be some crossover I would imagine but we take each game on its individual merits. It is a one off knockout competition - we will be full on.

“This is definitely one of the reasons why I joined Northampton, but I also just like the way things are done here.

“I really learn from the players around me, from Dorian (West), Jim (Mallinder) and Grays (Paul Grayson). When I decided to come here it was a challenge really to see if I could get into this sort of attacking side with so many stars and such strength in depth.”

Wood with inexperienced England international arena when he strode in full from any of the show.

Playing in front of 80,000 fans and 72,000 experience the good of this world will be.

If he had not the chance on this with awe and trepidation any game this Sunday will be looking for. His life is the biggest club game, but the tests themselves in the field showing no signs of nerves, I proved I can handle.

Wood said, “I have had some pretty big relegation deciders down at Worcester and some big pressure games down there, but in terms of the magnitude of this game on Sunday, the following and the expectation, it is right up there. It is another massive game for us. We have some good momentum now, but it is a huge challenge in a bit of a foreign environment.

“It is just another exciting game to look forward to. They are all good experiences and Saints fans will follow us everywhere, we have got a real good following and it spurs the boys on.

“Hopefully we can put in a performance like we did on Saturday and score a few tries for them.”

Of those efforts has come from a timber, first for the club. This is something that was heavy on the shoulder is not heavy weight, but with all of them to get some of this light was good. Although he mentioned no out of an ash Splish rival plans to bring.

Wood said, “I fell over the line. I don’t score enough to celebrate and if I tried to do what Ashton does I probably would have thrown the ball over my head or something. I was just blowing and working hard and I just managed to get round the corner and into a bit of space. I think I had Ashton outside me and he may be he drew a bit of attention and I just slid in.

“It will be a 30-yarder by the time I tell my mates, but it was probably just two yards.

“It is not really a landmark for me, I am not really a try-scorer. I would like to get more than I do and it is always nice to get one, but as long as the team wins then I am happy to see the other lads running them in as long as I have done my bit.”

Six Nations 2011 - Wales v Ireland

Tommy Bowe Looking Forward For A Win In Six Nations

To protect the bragging rights with his Ospreys teammates,Welsh-based Irish flyer Tommy Bowe is eager to grab a win in Ireland's RBS 6 Nations clash in Cardiff on Saturday.

He also revealed that the Millennium Stadium was his favourite away venue since he helped Ireland to a first Grand Slam in 61 years in the Welsh capital two years ago.

A stuttering start to the Six Nations had been made by Ireland beating Italy and Scotland and falling just short against France.

“Me coming up against my team-mates from the Ospreys certainly adds an extra bit of spice,” said Bowe who missed Ireland first two matches with injury before returning against Scotland.

“This weekend if I can come away win it will make life a little bit easier for me when I go back to Wales.

“I've only played at the Millennium once. I think it's probably my favourite away stadium to play in.

“It seems the whole of Wales turns up in Cardiff on the day of an international.

“There is a great buzz around the city, certainly in the stadium it's an atmosphere like no other. It's one I have fond memories of.

“For us we still have the Triple Crown to play for which is massive for us going into the World Cup, and for Wales, likewise, they have still got an awful lot to play for.”

Prop Andrew Sheridan will miss the Six Nations

Prop Andrew Sheridan will miss the England's bid to win the Six Nations because of a torn Cliff.

Sheridan suffered a grade two on Saturday's 17-9 victory over France during the first half of tears.

England manager Martin Johnson Martin "It is not good. I think he is probably out of the championship," England manager Martin Johnson said on Tuesday.

I am hearing it is two to four weeks. He is probably out of the championship unless there is some huge improvement very quickly."

England travel to Dublin 12 days later on March 19 in Ireland play Scotland hosts.

England compared to only one extraordinary eight years before the possibility of winning the Six Nations.

A scan on injured flyhalf Toby Flood's'Achilles was more positive. Johnson hopes to play Scotland's flood be fine.

Lewis Moody will missed out France game due to knee injury

For England's crunch clash with France on Saturday,Lewis due to his injury will not even be on the bench.

For the RBS 6 Nations showdown at Twickenham,England captain has been denied to return to the starting line-up that could decide where the title goes this year.

The Bath flanker has been completely ruled out after his injured knee swelled up.

England will be led again by Gloucester centre Mike Tindall, who was skipper for the wins over Wales and Italy.

Lewis Moody Is Fit And Set To Return

It has been announced that Lewis Moody should be fit enough to perform in front of those with Six Nations tickets to England versus France.

In a Heineken Cup match on January 15th,Lewis injured his knee due to that he was unable to participate in first two matches of Six Nations.

For the important match against France his teammate wants captain to be back.

Bath head coach Steve Meehan said: "Lewis is looking good in training. Yet if he's less than 100 per cent, it could be detrimental for the rest of the season. We don't want to put anyone at risk."

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The pick of the weekend Six Nations matches could be the game that takes place at the Aviva arena on Sunday, with Ireland eager to kick on from an unpersuasive show in Rome last weekend which saw them sneak a late drop goal to extra their blushes.

Declan Kidney is difficult an improvement alongside a French side that played very well when thrashing Scotland last Saturday and he’s hoping that home benefit will make it two wins on the turn for the boys in green.

The Ireland coach has insisted that his team will play a flowing style of rugby in an effort to outscore their opponents rather than play the ball during the onward line.

I think it’s the only way to play the game now; you have to have the bravery to go after it because previous to you could just play a pressure game, but the laws |have changed now and you need to go after it , get it, keep it and play it in the right areas,” Kidney said.

France trainer Marc Lievremont is strangely under force after a poor twelve months for Les Bleus ever since they won the 2010 Six Nations Championship, although he has made just one change to the team that beat Scotland.

France give Poitrenaud start after Mermoz ruled out

Due to shoulder injury Centre Maxime Mermoz has been ruled out of Sunday's Six Nations clash against Ireland.

Clement Poitrenaud is promoted from the bench to start at full-back at the Aviva Stadium.

Veteran Toulouse centre Yannick Jauzion ,after being omitted against Scotland returns among the replacements.

There is a further change on the bench, where veteran prop Sylvain Marconnet replaces Luc Ducalcon.

Mermoz injured himself in a game against France's 34-21 win over Scotland and may miss the rest of the season after being advised to undergo surgery.

Best - Ireland can win Six Nations

Rory Best says that Ireland is very strong contender to win Six Nations.

After England and France 2009 Grand Slam champions are rated third favourites to reclaim the title they won two years ago.

Since Italy joined the competition in 2000, Ireland narrowly trail Les Bleus in an overall Six Nations table, having finished outside the top three just once in that time.

We're taking part in this competition to win it, that's first and foremost in our mind," said Ulster hooker Best. "That's where we've got ourselves as a squad over the last few years."

He added: "We're all ambitious. Every competition we enter as a province or country we want to win. Every year the Six Nations looks like being close, but especially this year.

"Every team had mixed results and performances in the autumn internationals and European Cup, which is sometimes another barometer of how things are going. Anything can happen on any day in the Six Nations and that's what makes it so tight. That's why there are upsets every year."

"I don't think the number of injuries is a worry," Best said. "Look at the strength of the squad with the injuries, it says a lot for the way we've evolved over the last six years.

"It's probably not a bad thing to test the depth of the squad. We owe a lot to the way the provinces have developed over the last few years.

"Munster we all know have been there for the last 10 years. Leinster have really come on over the last four or five years and now hopefully Ulster will start to push on. It's important for Irish rugby that all four provinces are going well. Everyone's buoyant in the camp because they're happy at home."

Trimble ruled out of Six Nations opener

Andrew Trimble after breaking a bone in his right hand has been ruled out of Ireland's opening game in the RBS Six Nations Championship against Italy.

Trimble in a match against Aironi had an injury during the Heineken Cup match at the weekend playing for Ulster.

An X-ray report shows today that the sportsman has broken a metacarpal in his hand.

After this it has been confirmed that he will miss the game against Italy but how long he will be unable to play depends upon the specialist review this week to determine.

On other injury news, both Stephen Ferris and Tommy Bowe underwent scans on knee problems and an update on their progress will be available in the next 24 hours.

Henson's Six Nations in doubt after injury

Gavin Henson's who plays for Wales got injured and faces a blow when he limped out of Saracens 43-20 loss to Leinster.After the injury there is enough doubt that Henson's could miss out Rugby World Cup and Six Nations.

In 38th minute of match he is called on as a replacement for Michael Tagicakibau but had to come off in the 63rd minute with a suspected calf injury.

Henson's despite injury believes that he could come back in the squad for Six Nations and can represent his team.

To determine the extent of injury the double Grand Slam winner will now have a scan on his calf when he returns to London from Dublin.

Wales start their Six Nations tournament on Friday the 4th of February at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff against England.

Gethin Jenkins miss of Six Nations

Wales have obtained a best position due self experiencing that he forward to Gethin Jenkins of which now out of the Six Nations because of injury, now he will miss the Six Nations.

A few time Cardiff prop has been scramble with a toe injury and the decision has been made for the 30-year-old to pass surgery, sidelining him for more than two months.

In currently seasons the two-time Lions has been injury dogged to due and they missed of previous year's Six Nations with a calf problem.

Reported by Cardiff Blues who director of rugby Dai Young: "Gethin went to see the specialist late last week and the recommendation was to have an operation on his toe. The toe has caused him a problem for about 12 months now so he's booked in to have an operation on Wednesday that would mean he's out from 10 to 12 weeks, which will mean he will miss the Six Nations, which is a big blow for Wales and for us".

He also said, "The hope was that with reduced training and with rest the toe would heal itself. They've gone down every path because Gethin wanted to avoid the operation if he could but it's at the stage now where the only option was to operate. The toe injury has affected his calf and Gethin feels he hasn't played the way he'd like to because he hasn't done the fitness training that he normally does."

In the Sic Nation Richie Rees out but Lee Byrne is return

In the Six Nation Wales have been forefront with the news scrum-half Richie Rees out the complete tournament but Lee Byrne is retun.

Cardiff Blues star Rees was pushing Mike Phillips to be the first-choice No 9 – was yesterday sealed for 12 weeks.

The Ospreys star has suffered a thumb fractured in Wales’ defeat against New Zealand in Cardiff on November 27, but he is due to have the plaster removed this week.

Ospreys physiotherapist Chris Towers said: “We will be looking to accelerate his return with a view to making him available for the London Irish game.”

Flutey glad to be fit again

Riki Flutey after having an injury for more than six months is now targeting an England recall.

Because of the shoulder injury Riki was unable to participate in England's November Tests with a torn calf.Flutey's comeback was then delayed by another fortnight after he contracted a severe dose of the flu, which left him bed-ridden and unable to walk.

He added: "It's been a while with my calf injury. That took longer than expected. It was in an area of my calf that the medical teams with England and Wasps hadn't seen a tear before.

"It has taken a while but it is good to finally have it right now.

"The England management have been great. I have had the England physios and doctors coming into Wasps once a week to check on things.

"All I need to do is get on the field and get some game-time and I know that will give me loads of confidence going forward into the Six Nations."